Guelph Motorcycle Lawyers
Our Guelph motorcycle accident lawyers have experience representing individuals injured in motorcycle crashes. We assist individuals who have suffered catastrophic injuries, brain injuries, serious orthopedic injuries, chronic pain, and various psychological disorders.
We offer free consultations for at our offices, clients' homes, over the phone, or in hospital if necessary. Since we work on contingency fees, our clients only pay us if they win or we are able to successfully negotiate a settlement of their case.
If you have been involved in a motorcycle accident, give us a call or fill out the consultation request form below.
Complete this form and someone from our office will contact you to arrange a free consultation. We work on a contingency basis, meaning you do not have to pay unless we resolve your claim successfully.
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Our Guelph motorcycle crash attorneys focus on providing a high level of service tailored to each individual client. We realize that the legal process can be overwhelming and intimidating when you or a loved one is attempting to recover from serious or catastrophic injuries. We endeavour to handle the burdens of dealing with the insurance system and legal process so that you can focus on recovery. We strive to explain each step of the process so that our clients can stay informed while their case progresses.
Motorcycle crashes often involve very serious injuries. Even when immediate catastrophic injury or death is avoided, many individuals find that they do not heal and recover as they anticipated.
Individuals injured in motorcycle accidents in Ontario have two potential claims. The first claim is called an Accident Benefits or “No Fault” claim with their own insurance company. Accident Benefits claims through the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule can be made by an injured individual, even when they are at fault for the crash.
The second claim that an individual injured in a motorcycle accident in Guelph can make is a lawsuit against the driver who is at fault. Personal injury lawyers commonly refer to this as a “tort” claim. The at-fault driver’s car insurance company will defend the claim on his or her behalf. Even if an accident is partly the injured individual’s fault, they are still able to commence a lawsuit.
We work on a contingency fee basis, so you only pay us if your case resolves successfully. Don't hesitate to contact us for a free consultation.
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